Clarity
FreeThe honest readout.
The sensors your machine will report, in real time: CPU, GPU, memory, storage, network and fans on one calm screen. Free, and complete.
Explore Claritysimulated data
From Aikonic · for Windows
Clarity. Aikonic hardware monitoring for Windows.
A calm, premium telemetry dashboard for your PC. It shows what is actually happening, and when it cannot read something it says so, with the reason, instead of inventing a number.
- Free, and complete. Clarity is not a trial and nothing in it nags you.
- Private by build. No account, no cloud, no telemetry.
- Control, the one-time upgrade, remembers 30 days and explains what changed.
Ships 18 August 2026 · Windows 11 and 10 · simulated preview shown
Why it exists
Built around three sentences an owner should be able to say.
01
“It shows what's actually happening.”
And when it can't read something, it says so, with the reason, instead of making a number up.
02
“It remembers.”
The exact spike that throttled you last Tuesday, kept for 30 days with Control. Clarity remembers the last hour, on purpose.
03
“It feels finished.”
Paid once, and it's yours. No account required: a calm, considered tool that behaves like a thoughtful colleague.
The contract
Less software, more signal.
Four promises both products keep, on every machine, from first launch.
Quiet by default
Lives in the tray with a negligible footprint. Wake it when you need it; forget it otherwise.
No account required
No sign-up, no cloud sync, no analytics. Your hardware readings never leave your machine.
Self-contained install
One signed installer with everything bundled in. No driver soup, no extra downloads, and nothing that installs an update behind your back.
You own it
Clarity is free; Control is a single perpetual licence. When you do pay, you pay once: free updates, no subscriptions, no upsell.
The products
Two products, one promise.
Clarity and Control keep every promise above. They differ only in how far back they let you look.
Control
$39 USD · one-timeDepth and persistence.
Everything in Clarity, plus local history that survives restarts: 24-hour, 7-day and 30-day trends, insights, and peaks and averages that keep their receipts.
See ControlMeasurement integrity
A disclosed gap is evidence the other numbers are real.
Some values simply cannot be read on some boards. A tool that shows a number there is guessing. Aikonic's products render the gap, with the reason, because the empty state is the advertisement.
Fan header 4
No tach signal
Nothing is connected to this header, or the fan doesn't report speed. Either way, there is no number to show, so none is shown.
verdict: unavailable · reason: no tachometer on IT8792E
Privacy
Two network calls. That's the whole list.
Most monitoring tools publish what they collect. We can publish what we send, because the whole list is a licence check and an update check, and nothing in either is about you. See both calls, or read the full privacy policy.
Early access
Be there when Clarity ships.
Clarity ships 18 August 2026. Leave your email and we'll send one message when it's ready to download. No spam, no newsletter.
We will only email you about Clarity's release. Privacy policy.